When I wrote my last article “Why Social Distancing Will Fail in Australia” earlier this week, the country had little inkling that just a couple of days later, the Federal Government would initiate a plan called a “3 Step Framework for a COVIDsafe Australia”.
Tagged: Australia, Business, Covid-19, CovidSafe, Social Distancing
The average room in an Australian abode is 3 metres tall. Now ask someone to project that vision flat on the ground and tell you where they need to stand to be approximately 1.5 metres apart.
Tagged: Australia, Covid-19, Lockdown, Scott Morrison, Social Distancing
He didn’t take it seriously at first, nor did his chief medical officer but thankfully six weeks after instigating the lockdown and isolation of Australia, Prime Minister Scott Morrison had slowed the rate of his nation’s Covid-19 infection.
Tagged: Australia, Covid-19, COVIDapp, Donald Trump, Lockdown, Scott Morrison, Wave 2
When tomorrow dawns, so will Anzac Day: a day of memorial where the armed forces of Australia and New Zealand are honoured for their service to country encapsulated by one specific event in World War 1, the 1915 invasion of the Gallipoli Peninsula in the Aegean Sea.
Tagged: Covid-19, Gallipoli, Leadership, Politics
Here’s something inspirational I came across today, from a visionary leader and founder of the California-based board and wargame company, GMT Games, Gene Billingsley:
Tagged: Business, Covid-19, Globilisation, Motivation, New Economy, Old Economy
Today we live in the shadow of a disease whose name will be etched in history as “The Great China Pandemic”, Covid-19. Its timing marks a unique anniversary. For it’s been just over 18 years since another terror wrecked the world. What makes it unique is with it comes the maturation of the first modern day generation born in wartime to reach adulthood: The 9/11ers.
Tagged: Ambition, Coronavirus, Covid-19, Hope, Millennials, Motivation
It was a small compound nestled among the hills of a fir tree wood. The air still had a crispness to it though they were a few miles inland from the sea. The van arrived. More like a truck really. A cab with an immense windowless compartment in the rear.
Tagged: Coronavirus, Covid-19, Economics, Geopolitics, Herd Immunity, Lockdown
Leaders are Human. Humans are imperfect. Imperfection breeds error. Error acknowledges imperfection. Imperfection makes one human. Being human defines who a leader will be. So, true leaders don’t lie when mistakes are made. For those judging them are human too. The past then becomes lesson. Lesson breeds better decisions. And when the next decision is made the critique becomes lesson as well. Because trust has then been built. © 2020 Adam Parker.
Tagged: Coronavirus, Covid-19, Crisis, Error, Leadership
You cannot wage a war by committee. It takes one national leader and one national vision for victory. In that vision there can only be a single national strategy. That strategy is then devolved to the national armies, their corps, divisions, brigades, regiments, companies, platoons and squads.
Tagged: Australia, Coronavirus, Covid-19, Strategy, War
Today Australia’s Prime Minister, Scott Morrison, distanced himself from Western governments around the world by declaring it “business as usual” in the face of the Coronavirus Covid-19.
Tagged: Bill Ackman, Coronavirus, Covid-19, Government, Great Depression, Jim Cramer, Politics, Scott Morrison
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